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Annual outlooks, festivals, solar terms and practical Feng Shui, explained by Master Teh.
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Decoding 2027: The Yin Fire Goat (丁未)
Read Article: Decoding 2027: The Yin Fire Goat (丁未)Every sixty years the Yin Fire Goat returns. For some, 2027 brings deep-rooted stability; for others, change. Here is how the cycle is calculated, and how to plan for it.
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2027 Edition
Hexagram of 2027: 临卦
Read article: Hexagram of 2027: 临卦2027’s governing hexagram, Lin (Earth over Lake).
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Each Year Holds a Gua
Read article: Each Year Holds a GuaWhy the Qi of every year is different, and how its Gua reveals it.
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The 24 Solar Terms 二十四节气
Read article: The 24 Solar Terms 二十四节气Understanding the rhythm of nature and the changing Qi.
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Qing Ming 清明
Read article: Qing Ming 清明Who should refrain from tomb sweeping, and how to choose the right day.
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Jing Zhe 惊蛰 — Awakening of Insects
Read article: Jing Zhe 惊蛰 — Awakening of InsectsTraditional offerings, their meanings, and setting protective Qi.
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First Solar Term 立春
Read article: First Solar Term 立春Li Chun, the Arrival of Spring and the start of a new cycle.
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Spring Cleaning 迎春大扫除
Read article: Spring Cleaning 迎春大扫除Clear stagnant Qi and welcome the new year: which way to sweep and how to prepare.
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The Central Palace 中宫
Read article: The Central Palace 中宫The heart of the home, where all Qi begins and spreads.
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Year Breaker 岁破
Read article: Year Breaker 岁破The clashing force opposite Tai Sui, and why it matters.
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The Feng Shui Main Door: The Mouth of Qi and Gateway to Prosperity
Read article: The Feng Shui Main Door: The Mouth of Qi and Gateway to ProsperityWhy the entrance is called the Mouth of Qi, and how to keep it welcoming.
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Yuan Xiao 元宵节
Read article: Yuan Xiao 元宵节The Lantern Festival, on the first full moon of the new year.
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First 8 Lunar Days
Read article: First 8 Lunar DaysThe meaning and blessing of each of the first eight days.
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2026 Edition
Hexagram of 2026: 同人卦
Read article: Hexagram of 2026: 同人卦2026’s ruling hexagram, Tong Ren (Fellowship).
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Broken Day 破日
Read article: Broken Day 破日Why some days in the almanac are avoided for important events.